TWI698268B - Snowboard binding - Google Patents

Abstract

A snowboard binding using for a snowboard is provided. The snowboard binding includes a base plate, a shoe supporter surrounding the base plate, an interlocking assembly, and a stopping part disposed on the interlocking assembly. The shoe supporter includes a first side, a second side, and a rear side. The interlocking assembly is set at the first side of the shoe supporter. The mutual positional relationship between the interlocking assembly and the snowboard presents an initial state. A ski shoe touches the interlocking assembly to change the initial state while the ski shoe is put in and fixed to the snowboard binding. Concurrently the interlocking assembly drives the stopping part to rotate so that the stopping part is separated from or inserted into snow.

Description

Snowboard shoe cover

The present invention relates to a snowboard shoe cover, in particular to a snowboard shoe cover with the function of preventing the snowboard from slipping.

The anti-slip design of ski equipment is usually set on the snowboard, such as a brake, so that the athlete can stop in time when traveling. There is almost no anti-slip design on the snowboard shoe covers on the market. When the snowboard is accidentally placed on the snow with the board face down, if someone accidentally steps on it, it may fall due to the instability of the center of gravity due to the sliding, or place it at will On steep slopes, the snowboard shoe covers and the snowboard are lost when sliding along the steep slope, and the sliding process poses a danger to other skiers.

In view of the above-mentioned problems and deficiencies, the main purpose of the present invention is to provide a snowboard shoe cover, which can fix the snowboard equipped with the snowboard shoe cover on the snow without sliding.

According to the above objective, the present invention provides a snowboard shoe cover, including: a sole; a shoe cover holder ringed on the sole includes a first side, a second side, and a rear side. The shoe cover holder and the sole surround constitute a shoe-holding space , To place snowshoes of different sizes; the interlocking component arranged on the first side of the shoe cover bracket, and the mutual positional relationship between the snowboard presents an initial state; the stopping part, stopping part arranged on the connecting component The length is enough to insert into the snow. When the snow shoes are placed in the shoe space and fixed on the snowboard shoe cover, they touch the linkage assembly at the same time to change the initial state of the linkage assembly, and at the same time drive the stop part to rotate, so that the stop part leaves or inserts into the snow.

The snowboard shoe cover is provided with a stopper. When the user is skiing, the stopper appears parallel to the snow, and will not touch or rub the snow; but when the user opens the ankle fastener to put on and remove the snowboard shoe cover, the stop The housing will be perpendicular to the snow and inserted into the snow to fix the snowboard with the snowboard shoe cover on the snow and play a braking role.

10: sole

11: Shoe cover holder

111: First side

1110: hollow

112: second side

113: back side

12: heel support

13: Toe fixture

14: Ankle fixation

141: Ankle Closure Strap

15: connecting cable

16: Linkage components

161: Block

161A: First perforation

161B: second perforation

1611: First stop ring

17: Additional parts

171A: The first pivot hole

171B: second pivot hole

172A: The first screw

172B: second screw

18: stop part

100: Snowboard

19: side wall

10s: edge

1612: second stop ring

1613: shaft hole

162: piercing

163: Linkage Department

1621: Torsion spring

Fig. 1 is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the ankle fixing member of the snowboard shoe cover of the present invention in the connecting position.

Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the snowboard shoe cover and linkage assembly of the present invention.

Fig. 3 is a perspective schematic view of the ankle fixing member of the snowboard shoe cover of the present invention in an open position.

Fig. 4 is a partial side view of a snowboard shoe cover according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 5A is a state diagram of another embodiment of the present invention when the snow shoe cover is not inserted into the snowboard shoe cover.

Fig. 5B is a state diagram of another embodiment of the present invention when the snow shoe is inserted into the snowboard shoe cover.

In order to enable those in the technical field of the present invention to fully understand the technical content, related implementations and examples thereof are provided for description. In addition, when reading the implementation manners provided by the present invention, please refer to the drawings and the following description at the same time. Among them, the shapes and relative sizes of the components in the drawings are only used to help understand the content of the implementation manners, not for In order to limit the shape and relative size of each component, this will be explained first.

First, please refer to FIG. 1, which is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the ankle fastener of the snowboard shoe cover of the present invention in the connecting position. As shown in FIG. 1, the snowboard shoe cover of the present invention is installed on the snowboard 100, so that the user can start skiing after stepping on the snowboard shoe cover. The snowboard shoe cover includes a sole 10, a shoe cover holder 11, a heel back plate 12, a toe fixing member 13, an ankle fixing member 14, a linkage assembly 16, and a stopper 18 provided on the linkage assembly 16.

The shoe cover holder 11 is looped on the sole 10 and includes a first side 111, a second side 112 and a rear side 113. The shoe cover holder 11 and the sole 10 form a shoe space for placing snow shoes of different sizes. The first side 111 and the second side 112 of the shoe cover holder 11 are connected with the rear side 113 into one body, and an opening is formed at the front end of the sole 10 and the first side 111 and the second side 112 of the shoe cover holder 11 , This opening allows the toe cap of the snow shoe in the shoe space to protrude outward.

The heel support board 12 is connected to the rear side 113 of the shoe cover bracket 11, and the heel of the snow shoe extends upwards by a certain length to provide the heel of the snow shoe to rest.

The toe fixing member 13 is arranged on the front section of the snowboard shoe cover relative to the rear side 113 of the shoe cover holder 11, that is, near the opening of the front end of the sole 10, and bridges the first side 111 and the second side of the shoe cover holder 11 112. The toe fixing member 13 is located at a position equivalent to the toe of the snow shoe in the shoe placement space, and is used to fix the toe of the snow shoe worn by the user.

The ankle fixing member 14 is arranged on the snowboard shoe cover close to the heel back board 12, between the toe fixing member 13 and the heel back board 12, and bridges the first side 111 and the second side of the shoe cover bracket 11边112. The ankle fixing member 14 is located at a position equivalent to the ankle of the snow shoe in the shoe placement space, and is used to fix the ankle of the snow shoe worn by the user. Both ends of the ankle fixing member 14 are respectively connected to an ankle closure strap 141 and an ankle buckle part (not shown), wherein the ankle closure strap 141 is provided on the first side 111 of the shoe cover holder 11 and is kept fixed to the ankle The ankle fastener 14 is connected (that is, the ankle fastener 14 is located at the connecting position); the ankle buckle part is provided on the second side 112 of the shoe cover bracket 11, and the ankle buckle part has, for example, a push switch (not shown), which is pressed down The pressing switch of the ankle buckle part (not shown) separates the ankle fastener 14 from the ankle buckle part, and opens the ankle fastener 14 (that is, the ankle fastener is in the open position), so that the snow shoes can be placed in the shoe placement space.

In this embodiment, the snowboard shoe cover further includes a connecting cable 15, the connecting cable 15 is arranged at the ankle fixing member 14 close to the ankle closure belt 141, and two ends of the connecting cable 15 are respectively connected to the ankle fixing member 14 and the linkage assembly 16. The linkage assembly 16 is arranged on the first side 111 of the shoe cover holder 11 and located below the ankle closure strap 141.

Next, please refer to FIG. 2, which is an exploded perspective view of the snowboard shoe cover and the linkage assembly of the present invention. As shown in Figure 2, the shoe cover holder 11 of the snowboard shoe cover is provided with an attachment 17 near the ankle closure strap 141. The linkage assembly 16 includes a seat body 161 and a pin 162. The seat body 161 of the linkage assembly 16 is fixed to Attachment 17 on. The linkage assembly 16 has a first through hole 161A and a second through hole 161B passing through the base 161 (see FIG. 3), and the additional piece 17 corresponds to the first through hole 161A and the second through hole 161B of the base 161 of the linkage assembly 16 The positions are respectively provided with a first pivot hole 171A and a second pivot hole 171B. By inserting the first screw 172A through the first through hole 161A of the base body 161, it is pivotally connected to the first pivot hole 171A of the attachment member 17; by inserting the second screw 172B through the second through hole 161B of the base body 161, It is pivotally connected to the second pivot hole 171B of the attachment member 17 to lock the seat body 161 on the attachment member 17, so that the linkage assembly 16 is connected to the first side 111 of the shoe cover bracket 11 and close to the ankle closure. Below the belt 141. FIG. 2 is only one of the embodiments of the present invention, and the detailed connection structure of the linkage assembly 16 is not limited to that shown in FIG. 2, and other structures can be derived.

Next, please refer to FIG. 3, which is a perspective schematic view of the ankle fastener of the snowboard shoe cover of the present invention in the open position. In FIG. 3, the seat body 161 is provided with a first stop ring 1611 and a second stop ring 1612 between the first through hole 161A and the second through hole 161B. The first stop ring 1611 and the second stop ring 1612 are Ring shape with a shaft hole 1613 in the center. The pin 162 passes through the shaft holes 1613 of the first stop ring 1611 and the second stop ring 1612, close to the first stop ring 1611 by snapping the torsion spring 1621 and the first stop ring 1611, so that The tip 162 is connected to the base 161. In addition, the two ends of the piercing tip 162 are respectively provided with a linkage portion 163 and a stop portion 18, the stop portion 18 is provided at one end close to the torsion spring 1621, and the linkage portion 163 at the other end is connected to the connecting cable 15 on the ankle fastener 14 . With reference to Figure 1, when the ankle fastener 14 is in the connecting position (referring to the ankle fastener 14 being connected to the ankle buckle portion), the initial state of the mutual positional relationship between the linkage assembly 16 and the snowboard 100 is that the linkage portion 163 and The snowboards 100 are perpendicular to each other, and the stopping portion 18 extends outward from the base 161 relative to the sole 10 and parallel to the sole 10, that is, the stopping portion 18 extends parallel to the snow.

As shown in FIG. 3, when the user wants to put the snowshoes he wears into the shoe space of the snowboard shoe cover, the ankle fastener 14 is opened by pressing down the push switch of the ankle buckle part (not shown) Separate the ankle fastener 14 from the ankle buckling part, and move the ankle fastener 14 from the connected position to the open position. The open position means that the ankle fastener 14 is separated from the ankle buckle part to an elevation angle of 90 to 180, and the ankle is fixed The included angle between the piece 14 and the ankle closure strap 141 is 90 degrees to 180 degrees, so that the snow shoes can be conveniently placed in the shoe placement space. In this embodiment, when the ankle fastener 14 is in the open position, the initial state of the mutual positional relationship between the linkage assembly 16 and the snowboard 100 is that the linkage part 163 and the snowboard 100 are parallel to each other, and the stop part 18 is removed from the seat The body 161 extends in the direction of the sole 10 toward the sole 10 and is vertically inserted into the snow. The length of the stopper 18 is long enough to be inserted into the snow, and the snowboard 100 provided with the snowboard shoe cover is fixed on the snow to avoid sliding.

When the ankle fastener 14 moves from the connecting position to the open position, the connecting cable 15 is driven to move to the snow, while the linkage part 163 changes the initial state to rotate to the snowboard 100, and drives the stop part 18 from the direction parallel to the sole 10 Rotate in a direction perpendicular to the sole 10, perpendicular to the snow, and inserted in the snow; and when the ankle fastener 14 moves from the open position to the connecting position, the connecting cable 15 is driven to leave the snow, and the linkage 163 changes its initial state. It rotates and moves away from the snowboard 100, and drives the stopper 18 to leave the snow as it rotates from a direction perpendicular to the sole 10 to a direction parallel to the sole 10. That is to say, when the ankle fastener 14 is in the open position, the stopping part 18 is perpendicular to the snow; when the ankle fastener 14 is in the connecting position, the stopping part 18 is parallel to the snow. Therefore, when the user puts on and takes off the snowboard shoe cover, he presses down the push switch of the ankle buckle part (not shown) to open the ankle fastener 14, and the stop part 18 will rotate perpendicular to the snow and be inserted into the snow. Therefore, the snowboard 100 equipped with the snowboard shoe cover can be fixed on the snow, which can prevent the snowboard from sliding.

Please refer to FIG. 4 for another embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 is a partial side view of another embodiment of the snowboard shoe cover of the present invention. As shown in Fig. 4, the snowboard shoe cover includes the sole 10 fixed on the snowboard 100, the shoe cover bracket 11, and the heel support as shown in Fig. 1 The plate 12, the toe fixing member 13, the ankle fixing member 14, the linkage assembly 16, and the stop part 18 provided on the linkage assembly 16. Figure 4 does not show the toe anchor 13, ankle The fixing member 14, since the shoe cover bracket 11, the heel supporting plate 12, the toe fixing member 13, and the ankle fixing member 14 have been described in detail in FIGS. 1 to 3, the details are not repeated here.

The linkage assembly 16 includes a seat body 161 and a pin 162. The seat body 161 is locked to the first side 111 of the shoe cover bracket 11. The seat body 161 is provided with a first stop ring 1611 and a second stop ring 1612. The first stop ring 1611 and the second stop ring 1612 are ring-shaped with a shaft hole 1613 in the center. The pin 162 passes through the shaft holes 1613 of the first stop ring 1611 and the second stop ring 1612, and the torsion spring 1621 is interposed between the first stop ring 1611 and the second stop ring 1612, so that the pin 162 Fixed on the base 161. Both ends of the piercing tip 162 are provided with a linkage portion 163 and a stop portion 18 respectively. The stop portion 18 is provided at one end close to the first stop ring 1611, and the linkage portion 163 is provided at the other end opposite to the stop portion 18 .

In this embodiment, the first side 111 has a hollow portion 1110 through which the linkage portion 163 can pass. The size of the hollow portion 1110 is not limited, so that the linkage portion 163 can pass through as a principle.

Next, please refer to FIG. 5A. FIG. 5A is a state diagram of another embodiment of the snowshoe of the present invention without the snowboard shoe cover. As shown in FIG. 5A, the edge 10s of the sole 10 is provided with two side walls 19 and the first side respectively. The side 111 and the second side 112 are screwed together. At the front end of the sole 10, an opening is formed between the two side walls 19, and this opening can allow the toe of the snow shoe in the shoe placement space to protrude outward. When the snowshoe cover is not put in the snowboard shoe cover, the initial state of the interlocking part 163 is maintained up by the torsion spring 1621, and the stop part 18 is inserted in the snow, so that the snowboard shoe cover and the snowboard 100 can be fixed to On the snow.

Next, please refer to FIG. 5B. FIG. 5B is a state diagram of another embodiment of the present invention in which the snowshoe is inserted into the snowboard shoe cover. As shown in FIG. 5B, when the snowshoe is stepped on, it touches the linkage portion 163, and the linkage portion 163 faces The snowboard 100 rotates, and the stopper 18 moves away from the snow as it rotates in a direction parallel to the sole 10 for the user to start sliding. At this time, the initial state of the interlocking portion 163 is horizontal. When the snowshoe is lifted away from the interlocking portion 163 to disengage from the snowboard shoe cover, the interlocking portion 163 uses the torsion spring 1621 to change the initial state and rotates away from the snowboard 100 and stops. The part 18 is inserted into the snow as it rotates in a direction perpendicular to the sole 10, and the snowboard shoe cover together with the snowboard 100 can be stopped in the snow.

The above are only preferred embodiments of the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the rights of the present invention; at the same time, the above description should be understood by those with ordinary knowledge in the relevant technical fields and implemented accordingly, so the others do not depart from the present invention The equivalent changes or modifications completed under the disclosed concepts should all be included in the scope of the patent application.

10: sole

11: Shoe cover holder

111: First side

112: second side

113: back side

12: heel support

13: Toe fixture

14: Ankle fixation

141: Ankle Closure Strap

15: connecting cable

18: stop part

16: Linkage components

161: Block

162: piercing

100: Snowboard

Claims (10)

A snowboard shoe cover, the snowboard shoe cover is fixed on a snowboard, the snowboard shoe cover includes: a sole; a shoe cover holder, the shoe cover holder is looped on the sole, and includes a first side and a first side. Two sides and a rear side, the shoe cover bracket and the sole surround a shoe space for placing a snow shoe of different sizes; a linkage component, the linkage component is arranged on the first side of the shoe cover bracket On the other hand, the mutual positional relationship between the interlocking component and the snowboard presents an initial state; and a stopper, the stopper is provided on the interlocked component, and the length of the stopper is sufficient to insert into a snowy ground; wherein When the snow shoe is placed in the shoe space and fixed to the snowboard shoe cover, it touches the interlocking assembly at the same time, so that the interlocking assembly changes the initial state, and at the same time drives the stop part to rotate, so that the stop The residence leaves or inserts into the snow. The snowboard shoe cover according to item 1 of the scope of patent application, wherein the snowboard shoe cover further comprises: a heel support plate connected with the rear side of the shoe cover bracket to provide the heel of the snow shoe to rest ; A toe fixing member disposed in the front section of the back side of the snowboard shoe cover relative to the shoe cover bracket, and bridges the first side edge and the second side edge of the shoe cover bracket; and an ankle A fixing part is arranged on the snowboard shoe cover close to the heel backing board, and bridges the first side and the second side of the shoe cover bracket, and two ends of the ankle fixing part are respectively connected to an ankle The closure strap and an ankle buckle, the ankle closure strap is arranged on the first side of the shoe cover bracket, and remain connected to the ankle fastener, the ankle fastener is close to the ankle closure strap There is a connecting cable and the linkage When the components are connected, the ankle fastening part is arranged on the second side of the shoe cover bracket, and by separating the ankle fastening part from the ankle fastening part, the ankle fastening part moves from a connection position to an open position. The snowboard shoe cover according to item 2 of the scope of patent application, wherein the linkage component includes a base body, the base body is penetrated with a first through hole and a second through hole penetrating the base body, and the base body is located on the first through hole. A first stop ring and a second stop ring with a shaft hole are arranged between a through hole and the second hole; and a penetrating pin passing through the first stop ring and the second stop ring In the shaft hole, a torsion spring is snapped against the first stop ring by a torsion spring close to the first stop ring, so that the piercing pin is fixed on the seat; wherein two ends of the piercing pin are respectively provided with The interlocking portion and the stopping portion, the stopping portion is arranged at the end close to the first stopping ring, and the connecting portion is arranged at the other end opposite to the end on which the stopping portion is arranged and connected to the snowboard shoe cover The connecting cable is connected. According to the snowboard shoe cover described in item 3 of the scope of patent application, when the ankle fastener moves from the connecting position to the open position, it simultaneously drives the connecting cable to move to the snow, and the linkage part changes the initial The state rotates toward the snowboard, and the stopper rotates into a direction perpendicular to the sole and is inserted into the snow; and when the ankle fastener moves from the open position to the connection position, it simultaneously drives the connection When the cable leaves the snowy area, the linkage part rotates and moves away from the snowboard as the initial state is changed, and the stop part leaves the snowy area as it rotates in a direction parallel to the sole. For the snowboard shoe cover described in item 2 of the patent application, the ankle buckle part is provided with a push switch, and the ankle fastener is opened by pressing down the push switch of the ankle buckle part to make the ankle fastener Separate from the ankle buckle part. The snowboard shoe cover according to item 3 of the scope of patent application, wherein the shoe cover bracket is provided with an additional piece near the ankle closure strap, and the additional piece corresponds to the first perforation of the seat body of the linkage assembly A first pivot hole and a second pivot hole are respectively opened at the position of the second through hole. According to the snowboard shoe cover described in item 6 of the scope of patent application, the linkage component is pivotally connected to the first pivot hole of the attachment by inserting a first screw through the first through hole of the base body, After a second screw is inserted through the second through hole of the base, it is pivotally connected with the second pivot hole of the attachment to lock the base on the attachment. The snowboard shoe cover according to item 2 of the scope of patent application, wherein when the ankle fastener is in the connecting position, it is connected with the ankle buckle part, and when the ankle fastener is in the open position, it is buckled with the ankle The parts are separated from each other to an elevation angle of 90 degrees to 180 degrees, so that the snow shoes can be conveniently placed in the shoe placement space. The snowboard shoe cover according to item 1 of the scope of patent application, wherein the linkage component includes: a seat body, the seat body is locked to the first side of the shoe cover bracket, the first side has a hollow part, The seat body is provided with a first stop ring and a second stop ring with a shaft hole; and a pin passing through the shaft hole of the first stop ring and the second stop ring, by A torsion spring is clamped between the first stop ring and the second stop ring, so that the piercing pin is fixed on the seat; wherein two ends of the piercing pin are respectively provided with a linkage part and the stop part, The stop part is arranged at the end close to the first stop ring, and the linkage part is arranged at the other end opposite to the end where the stop part is arranged and passes through the hollow part of the first side. According to the snowboard shoe cover described in item 9 of the scope of patent application, when the snow shoe is put into the snowboard shoe cover, the snow shoe steps on and touches the interlocking part, and the interlocking part changes the initial state toward the snow The board rotates, and the stopper leaves the snowy ground as it rotates in a direction parallel to the sole; When the snow shoe is lifted away from the interlocking part to separate from the snowboard shoe cover, the interlocking part changes the initial state and rotates in a direction away from the snowboard, and the stop part rotates in a direction perpendicular to the sole. Insert the snow.

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